PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT BOOK

Authors Lamar C. Smith and Tammy Kling bring extensive personal, professional and life experience to lessons for Balanced Living told through the exciting story in There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office.

Lamar C. Smith is a decorated fighter pilot, former CEO of an international financial services firm and committed husband and father.

Tammy Kling is an international author whose work is recognized and praised all over the world. Her work has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Extra, Dateline NBC, and Primetime 20/20, among other national shows and publications.

The Secret To Total Life Prosperity Order your copy of There’s More To Life Than The Corner Office now. LIVING THE FAST-LANE LIFE We live 21st Century life in the fast lane, and often it seems a long way between exits. Information, demands, options of all types come at us from every direction. We head one way and before we’ve made any progress at all another demand is vying for our attention. Before we get that one addressed, two more pop up. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. A MAN WITH A PLAN But that didn’t describe life for Patrick Mitchell, 28-year-old hotshot investment banker from Boston. Patrick was crystal clear on what he wanted, what it would take to get it, and how he was willing to pay any price. What goal was worth that focus? CEO, the modern day equivalent of royalty. Patrick wanted to be the big boss and get there as a young man. His health was stressed, his marriage on the rocks, he had no real friends, but those were just details. Lesser-committed people might see danger signs, but not Patrick. A STORY OF BALANCE Effective teachers have long understood a simple point: People like stories. Stories don’t just relay a message, they touch us with it. So, There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office is a story about two men at very different points on that 21st Century highway, one barreling down the fast lane, the other still driving, but from a perspective of Balanced Living. There’s More to Life is a little story that conveys large lessons centered around one point, improving balance in your life helps you achieve more in all areas and sustain high performance for all of your years. You can reach your desired destination and enjoy life’s journey at a deeper level. TWO MEN, TWO ROADS Patrick is fortunate to meet an older, wiser man who sees a younger version of himself in his new friend. This prompts Al Crafton to take Patrick under his wing and accelerate some lessons Al learned the hard way. Readers reflect on improving balance in their lives and learn simple ways to achieve it as Al shares with Patrick: how to gain personal empowerment by taking responsibility for your own choices, the roles of head and heart in your life and how they interplay, the benefits of mentoring and being mentored, the power of planning, simple, effective leadership principles, and much more. Does the story have a happy ending? Well, it can . . . it’s your choice. Reading There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office will not take long, but it may be the best time spent this year, or any year. Lamar Smith comments on current and related issues on his blog Click here to see the latest.	Improving Your Balance There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office can help you captur;e the benefits of Balanced Living. With Balanced Living, you can avoid being “taken down” by an ignored personal area such as we see in the news all too often: The governor and the escort, the multi-divorced CEO, the athlete with a drug problem. Empowered Living is up to each of us. It’s a choice we make or ignore. There’s More To Life Than the Corner Office helps you identify the benefits of Empowered Living and make the choices that lead toward success. Nothing great was ever achieved without a plan. Learn the importance of thoughtful planning and how it can make a difference in 5 Key Areas of life. Leadership is one of the most analyzed and discussed subjects of our era, so why are there so few effective leaders? It’s pretty simple, and There’s More To Life Than the Corner Office reveals what’s missing. We all love to be served, but that’s a temporary pleasure. If you want to be enriched and have real significance, be a servant. This concept is woven in every page of There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office.

The Secret To Total Life Prosperity

Order your copy of There’s More To Life Than The Corner Office now.

LIVING THE FAST-LANE LIFE

We live 21st Century life in the fast lane, and often it seems a long way between exits.

Information, demands, options of all types come at us from every direction. We head one way and before we’ve made any progress at all another demand is vying for our attention. Before we get that one addressed, two more pop up. Sound familiar? You’re not alone.

A MAN WITH A PLAN

But that didn’t describe life for Patrick Mitchell, 28-year-old hotshot investment banker from Boston. Patrick was crystal clear on what he wanted, what it would take to get it, and how he was willing to pay any price. What goal was worth that focus? CEO, the modern day equivalent of royalty. Patrick wanted to be the big boss and get there as a young man. His health was stressed, his marriage on the rocks, he had no real friends, but those were just details. Lesser-committed people might see danger signs, but not Patrick.

A STORY OF BALANCE

Effective teachers have long understood a simple point: People like stories.

Stories don’t just relay a message, they touch us with it. So, There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office is a story about two men at very different points on that 21st Century highway, one barreling down the fast lane, the other still driving, but from a perspective of Balanced Living.

There’s More to Life is a little story that conveys large lessons centered around one point, improving balance in your life helps you achieve more in all areas and sustain high performance for all of your years. You can reach your desired destination and enjoy life’s journey at a deeper level.

TWO MEN, TWO ROADS

Patrick is fortunate to meet an older, wiser man who sees a younger version of himself in his new friend. This prompts Al Crafton to take Patrick under his wing and accelerate some lessons Al learned the hard way.

Readers reflect on improving balance in their lives and learn simple ways to achieve it as Al shares with Patrick:

how to gain personal empowerment by taking responsibility for your own choices,
the roles of head and heart in your life and how they interplay,
the benefits of mentoring and being mentored,
the power of planning,
simple, effective leadership principles,
and much more.

Does the story have a happy ending? Well, it can . . . it’s your choice. Reading There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office will not take long, but it may be the best time spent this year, or any year.

Lamar Smith comments on current and related issues on his blog

Click here to see the latest.

Improving Your Balance
There’s More to Life Than the Corner Office can help you captur;e the benefits of Balanced Living.